The Nassau Literary Magazine
The Nassau Literary Magazine
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When we mention indignant satirists everybody thinks of one name. How very indignant was Dean Swift ! How he lashes himself into a fury over the corruptions of state and follies of society, until we begin to fear he may choke, and never get over it. With what long and savage strides he leads us through the lands of Lilliput and Brobdingnag, 588 A Satiri on Batibh. L^^f^ almost too impatient to cry out occasionally, ^* There, that is a picture of the way you live at home ! " The Dean wii undoubt...edly a lover of truth, and yet we cannot help think- ing that there were times, perhaps, when his dinner did not exactly agree with him.
We must think of " the wicked little wasp of Twicken- ham'' not without pity, because the humiliation of his deformity ate like a cancer into his sensitive soul. Pope never got quite so angry as Jonathan Swift, but he sneers with a more profound contempt.
*^ Pleased with a rattle, tickled with a straw." Bo it is is childhood and in manhood ; it is only a difierence of kind in rattle and straw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When we mention indignant satirists everybody thinks of one name. How very indignant was Dean Swift ! How he lashes himself into a fury over the corruptions of state and follies of society, until we begin to fear he may choke, and never get over it. With what long and savage strides he leads us through the lands of Lilliput and Brobdingnag, 588 A Satiri on Batibh. L^^f^ almost too impatient to cry out occasionally, ^* There, that is a picture of the way you live at home ! " The Dean wii undoubt...edly a lover of truth, and yet we cannot help think- ing that there were times, perhaps, when his dinner did not exactly agree with him.
We must think of " the wicked little wasp of Twicken- ham'' not without pity, because the humiliation of his deformity ate like a cancer into his sensitive soul. Pope never got quite so angry as Jonathan Swift, but he sneers with a more profound contempt.
*^ Pleased with a rattle, tickled with a straw." Bo it is is childhood and in manhood ; it is only a difierence of kind in rattle and straw.
What to read after The Nassau Literary Magazine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitzgerald Francis Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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